Sentence examples for convinced delegates from inspiring English sources
But neither Hunt's speech, nor any of the others, convinced delegates that there is a solution to the NHS's funding problems.
Alexander Hamilton's own colleagues from New York abandoned him at the Convention leaving New York without a vote -- and yet amidst the low expectations and the overall bungling of the conference -- James Madison and Hamilton convinced delegates to exceed their authority and call for a federal convention the following year in Philadelphia.
Thus frustrated, he began to survey the whole direction of the war with increasing skepticism; and he did not conceal his doubts from his friends who, by the end of November, had become convinced that Asquith should delegate the day-to-day running of the war to a small committee whose chairman should be Lloyd George.
You feel convinced, when you convince someone.
Cruz, too, implicitly acknowledged the contested-convention scenario: "I am more and more convinced that our campaign is going to earn the twelve hundred and thirty-seven delegates needed to win the Republican nomination" — he was interrupted by applause, and let it continue for a moment before adding the fine print.
Giuliani's convinced Trump will pull more than 50percentt of the state's vote and even more of its delegates, and that he's likely to seize the Republican nomination.
Others are less convinced.
Mr Romney sounds less convinced.
